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New Product Alert! Molly Meow

I'm a huge fan of the eco-tastic stuff sacks from Molly Mutt: Instead of shelling out for a cushion, especially with pets prone to potty accidents, these are filled with old towels, clothing, or whatever to take the place of the pillow.

I'm a huge fan of the eco-tastic stuff sacks from Molly Mutt: Instead of shelling out for a cushion, especially with pets prone to potty accidents, these are filled with old towels, clothing, or whatever to take the place of the pillow. In addition to the new round designs (that I introduced in October), the company just launched Molly Meow for your feline friends!

Whether you fancy round or square, each cat bed comes with a matching catnip bag that can be stuffed with the appealing green treat and placed inside the duvet, too.
Never fear, doggie owners, if you like this new pattern — La Vie En Rose — it's available for the canine set as well.

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New Product Alert! Molly Mutt's New Patterns and Round Beds

This "Title Track" may not have lyrics to listen to but it's sure pretty to look at!


This "Title Track" may not have lyrics to listen to but it's sure pretty to look at! Coming from the makers of those ecotastic Stuff Sacks (to replace pricey pillows inside dog slipcovers), Molly Mutt has introduced three new duvet patterns ($20-$45) — Big City Life, Title Track and soon-to-be-released Mr. Robot — and added a round-shaped bed ($38) to their rectangular selections.

If you're just looking for something to replace a pre-existing stuff sack or spare pillow, you can purchase the new slipcovers separately or you can grab a DIY kit with one stuff sack and two covers for laundry time or seasonal switchups. Kinda reminds me of that poll on matching your pet's furniture to your personal style since Big City Life would look super sweet in my big-city living room — let's just add that to North's Christmas wish list for good measure.

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Eco Friendly Stuff Sacks and Molly Mutt's Go Hand in Hand

I know what an investment a dog bed can be.

I know what an investment a dog bed can be. You pick out just the right size, color, shape, and feel, then dig into your pocketbook cause your furry friend is totally worth the price. But, after a few months, do these new digs seem totally worn out, leaving you searching for yet another new bed? This happened in my household a few times and let me tell you, North does not appreciate musical beds. So instead of shelling out $50 or more for a store bought dud that will end up in a landfill, take a more wallet and earth friendly approach to bed buying. Check out Stuff Sacks.

Stuff Sacks ($10-15) allow you to use old blankets, sweaters and pillows that would have otherwise been tossed out, and turn them into stuffing for Fido's new bed. Find out more about the Stuff Sack, and its perfect partner when you read more